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Higher risk of lung cancer among Rh negatives

Higher risk of lung cancer among Rh negatives

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Rhesus blood group distribution is skewed toward a higher RHD–ve occurrence in patients with SCLC compared to other forms of NSCLC lung cancer but does not appear to have any impact on overall survival.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6139339/

Conclusions: In the study population, ABO blood types were associated with the lung cancer. Having non-O blood type and Rh-negative feature increased the risk of lung cancer. However, further prospective studies are necessary to define the mechanisms by which ABO blood type may influence the lung cancer risk.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23803034/

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4 Comments

  1. Ramona Meng August 1, 2020 Reply

    Smokers or non smokers?
    Hum. I don’t smoke. But I have an auto immune disease and had low iron as a child. Etc
    I will pass on lung cancer- thanks

    • Feances June 2, 2022 Reply

      Are you Rh negative and low iron? If yes on Rh negative especially female and cycling you will need to bring the level up but not to much. Rh negatives can be copper deficient (anemic). If you would like the video let me know here with a yes.

  2. Robin August 1, 2020 Reply

    TMI I have to go for catscan…My mom died at 58 lung cancer…huge on her side brothers sisters…I’m b neg…dad’s side…but I know mother’s side had RH negatives….It was explained the RH pos neg chart…I understand my parents had 5 kids 3 RH neg two RH positive I think I know one sister negative one positive…… , But my own fault Smoked 40 years….good news is no one can explain why my lungs look like a non smokers lungs??? Pulmonary tests, Ran Two miles last week not even winded…Even the doctors look at me like I’m a freak of nature sometimes…perfect…but they make me have catscans every year because I’m 52 and have smoked cigarettes since 6th grade …1980 … There actually awed by my tests…must just subject me to cat scans for the money because it’s fits and they get payed….It’s production. Was told my particular hemoglobin high oxygen, reason? My grandmother smoked two packs a day died at 92 yrs….hope I’m like her

  3. Richard Youatt August 1, 2020 Reply

    Mike

    Thanks for posting this and links to many other RH neg studies. Correlation studies only go so far, but it is increasingly clear to me that the Rh D gene deletion must have had both a cause and consequences…..that are tied to the oxygen/haemoglobin/ammonia processing mechanisms of the body.The answer may be embedded in the almost incomprehensible molecular/genomic studies.

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